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Deletrious

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Hello,
I was on a walk today and I found this small tree that appeared to be similiar to a Acacia tree, if not it was an Acacia. I was wondering if anyone can see what species of tree it is via the branch I have taken a photo of.
xQNM

Thanks
 
South Australia, Adelaide Hills. It's actually pretty difficult for me to find some DMT Containing Acacia's that have over 0.1%
 
if your in south aus I'd say its a good chance of being acacia iteaphylla

there aren't any chemical analysis around apparently for this species but it just so happens I am in the middle of doing a test extraction on one.. i'll let you know how it goes!
 
Well i've headded across the road and found another some what Wattle/Acacia tree. I'm not sure if you're going to be able to identify it as it's not in flowering season at the moment.
xRGC
 
Most recent photo is of a either a Melaleuca or Callistemon. Both these species from the Myrtaceae or Eucalyptus/gum tree family. Not acacias sorry. I agree with brickies ID of Iteaphylla too. How is your A. iteaphylla experiment going brick layer?
 
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